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The Ninja on this record
I keep coming back to the way this locks at 128 BPM in E minor: a sleek, unhurried strut that feels far more patient than its energy rating suggests. The drums are crisp but understated, leaving room for a haze of detail to curl around the low-end like smoke; to my ears, it is that rare minimal cut where a 9/10 charge is delivered through warm, hypnotic restraint rather than blunt force.
For me, this is pure after-hours ammunition, best deployed when the floor is loose and the system has space to breathe. Issued on Moonrover Records, it sits perfectly between deeper warm-up fare and the sharper end of the night, a credible underground weapon that rewards a crowd already locked in and ready for subtlety.